Undergraduate Career Outcomes 2017

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BABSON COLLEGE TALENT

UNDERGRADUATE CLASS OF 2017


IN AN EVOLVING GLOBAL ECONOMY... The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) has defined the following career-readiness competencies for college graduates:

LEADERSHIP

TEAMWORK/COLLABORATION

ORAL/WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS

CRITICAL THINKING/PROBLEM SOLVING

PROFESSIONALISM/WORK ETHIC

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY

CAREER MANAGEMENT

GLOBAL/INTERCULTURAL FLUENCY

Source: www.naceweb.org/knowledge/career-readiness-competencies.aspx


BABSON COLLEGE IS LEADING THE CHARGE. Our students, learning through our one-of-a-kind Entrepreneurial Thought & Action® (ET&A™) methodology, engage in a hands-on learning experience that builds real-world skills they use to make an impact in organizations of all types and sizes.

BUSINESS STRATEGY

+

LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION

+

GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

+

ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET

FOUNDATIONS OF MANAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP (FME) Yearlong course where first-year student teams create, develop, launch, and manage ventures COACHING FOR LEADERSHIP AND TEAMWORK PROGRAM (CLTP) Constructive, developmental coaching that prepares students professionally MANAGEMENT CONSULTING FIELD EXPERIENCE (MCFE) Semester-long student consulting engagements with company partners ACTION CENTERS Focus on social innovation, entrepreneurship, finance, and women’s leadership CAREER PREPAREDNESS AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Empowering students from day one to develop pathways to professional success

BABSON’S INNOVATIVE, EXPERIENTIAL CURRICULUM IS DESIGNED TO PREPARE GRADUATES TO BE ADAPTABLE PROBLEM SOLVERS. WWW.BABSON.EDU/TALENT 1


GLOBAL THINKERS. TEAM PLAYERS. SELF-AWARE LEADERS. PROBLEM SOLVERS. Our students learn to lead and collaborate with a diverse network of peers, alumni, faculty, and business leaders from around the world.

64 LANGUAGES ARE SPOKEN

MALE: 52%

50% OF THE CLASS OF 2017

PARTICIPATED IN EDUCATION ABROAD

83 COUNTRIES ARE REPRESENTED

FEMALE: 48%

DOMESTIC:

72%

24% ADMIT RATE (CLASS OF 2021) Undergraduate student population as of December 2017

INTERNATIONAL:

28%


OUR STUDENTS, YOUR IMPACT MAKERS. Any business program can teach students the technical skills for their first job. At Babson, faculty use their real-world experience to provide students with the hard and soft skills they’ll need to make a difference throughout their careers. The result? Analytical, innovative, tech-savvy leaders with design-thinking skills who add value in any role.

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99%

EMPLOYED OR ATTENDED GRADUATE SCHOOL WITHIN SIX MONTHS OF GRADUATION*

90%

OF 2017 GRADUATES SECURED AT LEAST ONE INTERNSHIP WHILE AT BABSON. *Of the Class of 2017, based on a knowledge rate of 89%

160+ STUDENT-LED CLUBS

I NCLUDING BUSINESS, ATHLETICS, ARTS, AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS

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2017 CAREER OUTCOMES

*

GRADUATES BY INDUSTRY

GRADUATES BY FUNCTION

FINANCIAL SERVICES

22%

FINANCE

22%

TECHNOLOGY

22%

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT/SALES

11%

ACCOUNTING

9%

ACCOUNTING

9%

CPG/FOOD AND BEVERAGE

7%

ANALYTICS

9%

RETAIL, APPAREL, AND FASHION

7%

MARKETING

8%

CONSULTING

6%

CONSULTING

6%

EDUCATION/GOVERNMENT/NONPROFIT 5%

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

6%

MARKETING/ADVERTISING/PR

5%

OPERATIONS/LOGISTICS

5%

HEALTH CARE/BIOTECH/PHARMA

3%

PRODUCT/PROJECT MANAGEMENT

5%

MFG/CONSTRUCTION/AEROSPACE

3%

LEADERSHIP/ROTATIONAL PROGRAM

4%

REAL ESTATE/DEVELOPMENT

3%

GENERAL MANAGEMENT

3%

CUSTOMER SERVICE/CLIENT SERVICES 2%

IN ADDITION, 2% OR LESS OF GRADUATES WORK IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING INDUSTRIES: AGRIBUSINESS, ENERGY, ENTERTAINMENT, MEDIA, OIL, PUBLISHING, SPORTS, STAFFING/ RECRUITING, UTILITIES, AND OTHER SERVICE EMPLOYERS.

7

PERCENT OF GRADUATES STARTED THEIR OWN BUSINESS

8

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

2%

MERCHANDISING

2%

IN ADDITION, 1% OR LESS OF GRADUATES WORK IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONS: DESIGN, HUMAN RESOURCES, LEGAL SERVICES, MANUFACTURING, MINISTRY, PROFESSIONAL ATHLETICS, RESEARCH, STAFFING/RECRUITING, AND STRATEGIC PLANNING.

PERCENT OF GRADUATES ATTENDED GRADUATE SCHOOL

5

PERCENT OF GRADUATES RETURNED TO A FAMILY BUSINESS


AVERAGE SALARIES BY INDUSTRY

GRADUATES BY EMPLOYER SIZE

ACCOUNTING

$59,756

5,000+ 41%

CONSULTING

$59,798

501–5,000 14%

CPG/FOOD AND BEVERAGE

$54,525

51–500 19%

EDUCATION/GOVERNMENT/NONPROFIT $50,000

11–50

FINANCIAL SERVICES

$62,414

HEALTH CARE/BIOTECH/PHARMA

$57,813

1–10 13%

MFG/CONSTRUCTION/AEROSPACE

$50,348

MARKETING/ADVERTISING/PR

$46,094

MEDIA/PUBLISHING

$43,667

OIL/ENERGY/UTILITIES

$74,033

NORTHEAST

67%

REAL ESTATE/DEVELOPMENT

$52,927

INTERNATIONAL

12%

RETAIL, APPAREL, AND FASHION

$52,008

WEST

8%

SPORTS/ENTERTAINMENT

$38,000

SOUTH

7%

STAFFING/RECRUITING

$43,500

MID-ATLANTIC

3%

TECHNOLOGY

$55,868

MIDWEST

2%

SOUTHWEST

1%

56,519

$

13%

GRADUATES BY JOB LOCATION

AVERAGE ANNUAL STARTING SALARY FOR GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 2017

90

PERCENT OF GRADUATES HAD AT LEAST ONE INTERNSHIP WHILE AT BABSON


SAMPLING OF EMPLOYERS ACCOUNTING

MARKETING/ADVERTISING/PR

BDO / EY / GRANT THORNTON / KPMG / PWC / RSM

ARNOLD WORLDWIDE / JOELE FRANK / LIEBERMAN RESEARCH WORLDWIDE / MEDIACOM / PARTNERS & SIMONS / SAPIENTRAZORFISH / TECHTARGET / UNIVERSAL MCCANN WORLDWIDE

CONSULTING

ACCENTURE / BERKELEY RESEARCH GROUP / CLARKSTON CONSULTING / DELOITTE / HURON CONSULTING GROUP / MERCER / STAX INC.

MEDIA/PUBLISHING

COMCAST-NBCUNIVERSAL / HARPER’S BAZAAR / MICHAEL J. HENNESSY & ASSOCIATES

CPG/FOOD AND BEVERAGE

ANHEUSER-BUSCH INBEV / BUTCHERBOX / CARGILL / DUNKIN’ BRANDS / HASBRO / KANE BEEF / THE KRAFT HEINZ COMPANY / L’OREAL USA / MAINELY BURGERS / REEBOK / RESTAURANT BRANDS INTERNATIONAL

OIL/ENERGY/UTILITIES

ELYSIUM INDUSTRIES / NATIONAL GRID / TRINITY SOLAR

REAL ESTATE/DEVELOPMENT

FINANCIAL SERVICES

ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN / BANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCH / BB&T CAPITAL MARKETS / BLACKROCK / BROWN BROTHERS HARRIMAN / CITI / CITIZENS BANK / CREDIT SUISSE AG / DEUTSCHE BANK / FIDELITY INVESTMENTS / FIRST REPUBLIC BANK / FLYWIRE / GOLDMAN SACHS / THE HARTFORD / HSBC / JOHN HANCOCK / JPMORGAN CHASE / LAZARD / MORGAN STANLEY / NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL / PIPER JAFFRAY COMPANIES / SANTANDER BANK / SILICON VALLEY BANK / STRIPES GROUP / SUN LIFE FINANCIAL / TD BANK / WELLS FARGO

BLOOMINGDALE’S / GAP INC. / PUMA / ROSS STORES / STAPLES / TIFFANY & CO. / THE TJX COMPANIES / UNTUCKIT

SPORTS/ENTERTAINMENT

BOSTON CELTICS / LES REMPARTS DE TOURS / REAL MURCIA / SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT AKAMAI TECHNOLOGIES / AMAZON / BLOOMBERG / BUZZFEED / CARBON BLACK / CLEAREDGE PARTNERS / DELL EMC / EXPERIAN DATA QUALITY / FOURSQUARE / GOOGLE / IBM / IRON MOUNTAIN / LOGOMIX / MICROSOFT / NETSUITE / ORACLE / PTC / RAPID7 / SALESFORCE / SHOES.COM / TOAST / VISTAPRINT / WAYFAIR / YELP / ZEROTURNAROUND

BOSTON SCIENTIFIC / CVS HEALTH / SHIRE / VERTEX PHARMACEUTICALS

INSURANCE

AIG / CIP GROUP / LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE BOOM / CONSIGLI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY / FIAT CHRYSLER AUTOMOBILES / NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION / SHAWMUT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

2016–2017 CORPORATE SPONSORS

RETAIL, APPAREL, AND FASHION

TECHNOLOGY

HEALTH CARE/BIOTECH/PHARMA

MFG/CONSTRUCTION/AEROSPACE

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD / NEWMARK KNIGHT FRANK / SOVEREIGN PARTNERS

*Based on a knowledge rate of 89%

PLATINUM LEVEL: BOSTON SCIENTIFIC, EY, AND PWC SILVER LEVEL: ATHENAHEALTH, AXA ADVISORS, NATIONAL GRID, AND ROSS STORES WWW.BABSON.EDU/TALENT 6


“ Babson College offers a transformative learning experience that combines an elite business education with the intellectual and cultural environment found in top liberal arts colleges and Ivy League institutions. Add in the know-noboundaries drive, curiosity, and instinct to disrupt that is inherent in our culture, and Babson truly stands apart. This mix makes for a personal and powerful learning experience in the classroom, across campus, and in the world.” – IAN LAPP, PHD, DEAN OF THE UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOL

#1 FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP

– U.S. News & World Report, 1994–2017

(Ahead of University of Pennsylvania, MIT, and University of California-Berkeley)

#1 PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE FOR SALARY POTENTIAL

– PayScale, 2017

(Ahead of Harvard, Stanford, Dartmouth, and Williams)

#6 FOR CAREER PLACEMENT – The Princeton Review, 2018 (Ahead of Princeton, Dartmouth, Harvard, and Yale)

View all of Babson’s recent rankings at www.babson.edu/rankings.


WAYS TO ENGAGE WITH BABSON STUDENTS

ON-CAMPUS RECRUITING Hire from Babson and Participate in Events Visit babson.joinhandshake.com.

Become a CCD Corporate Sponsor Enhance your brand on campus.

On-Campus Interviews (OCI) Take advantage of our interview suites.

Guest Career Advisor Meet and advise students individually.

Alumni Industry Advisor Program Provide expertise and perspective to students.

Employer Career Conversations Partner with us to engage student talent.

SIGNATURE EVENTS Career Boot Camp / Early September Share your expertise with students.

Industry Spotlight Program / Fall Network with students at multiemployer, industry-specific events. Babson is a part of the Handshake recruiting platform, making it easier than ever to recruit Babson talent.

Career Expo / Mid-September Promote your company and meet Babson talent.

Career 101 / Late Fall Connect with students early in their college journey as they explore career paths.

Spring Job Fair / February Meet Babson talent seeking internships and full-time employment.


EXPERIENTIAL ENGAGEMENT Management Consulting Field Experience (MCFE) Provide a 12-week, project-oriented, student consulting experience based on a company project/challenge.

Experience the Industry Trips Host a group of students at your location.

Internships Hire a Babson student during the summer or academic year.

Externships

Look to Babson to provide a comprehensive framework for a successful internship or externship program.

Provide a student with the opportunity to job shadow for a day or two during our school breaks.

Coaching for Leadership and Teamwork Program (CLTP) Volunteer as a coach to provide undergraduate students with constructive developmental coaching on their leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.

PARTNER WITH STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Industry Panels Participate in industry-relevant panels facilitated by Babson faculty and sponsored by student organizations.

Case Competitions Student organizations host competitions, and employer partners often participate as judges or financial sponsors.

Student Organization / Employer Events

CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM Enhance your brand on campus through a sponsorship. Sponsors in 2016–2017 included athenahealth, AXA Advisors, Boston Scientific, EY, National Grid, PwC, and Ross Stores.

Partner on events and programs relevant to your industry for networking opportunities.

Consulting Projects Work with student organizations and/or business fraternities to consult on your business initiatives. WWW.BABSON.EDU/TALENT 9


“ By partnering with CCD, The TJX Companies, Inc. continues to grow our strong relationship and recruiting efforts by participating in career-based programs, classroom visits, faculty-led panels, and more. With each opportunity to come to campus, TJX continues to expand and deepen connections and find the future talent for our organization.”

– KARA BEMIS, CAMPUS RECRUITER,GLOBAL TALENT ACQUISITION, THE TJX COMPANIES

“ At Dell EMC, we look to create deep partnerships with forward thinking institutions like Babson, extending well beyond that of a traditional vendor/ customer relationship. With Babson, we have partnered on developing cuttingedge sales curriculum, hosting Babson students at our facilities, and working with career services to attract graduates who possess the relevant business and entrepreneurial skills necessary to help propel our growth across all functions within our business. In addition, we host many events at the Babson Executive Conference Center, which helps us provide a world-class experience for many of our key development initiatives.”

– STEVE SADLER, VICE PRESIDENT, GLOBAL SALES TRANSFORMATION, DELL EMC

“ Babson prepares graduating students to be ready to dive into their first endeavor with the skills, knowledge, drive, and character they will need to succeed.”

– KRISTEN HOLIHAN ’12, VICE PRESIDENT, BANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCH


CONNECT WITH US. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SCHEDULE A MEETING:

WWW.BABSON.EDU/TALENT 781-239-4215

UNDERGRADCCD@BABSON.EDU

@BABSONUGRADCCD @BABSONCAREER UNDERGRADUATE CCD / UNDERGRAD.CCD BABSON / BABSONCOLLEGE @BABSON BABSON @BABSONCOLLEGE


“ We are passionate about collaborating with you to create opportunities where our students can demonstrate their entrepreneurial mindset and business acumen; and in turn, add value to your organization and further their own career interests. This brochure depicts the array of robust programming and partnerships that prepare our students for their chosen professions. We look forward to partnering with you and connecting you to the distinctive talent at Babson.”

– DONNA SOSNOWSKI, DIRECTOR, UNDERGRADUATE CENTER FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT

UNDERGRADUATE CENTER FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT www.babson.edu/talent 231 FOREST STREET, BABSON PARK, MA 02457-0310 2/18_ UGMKT-18927


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